His farewell bow. HIS Last Bow. Doyle A.K.

“His farewell bow” (1917) is a collection of seven stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, illustrating the exceptional mental abilities of the detective Sherlock Holmes invented by him. On the eve of the First World War, the German agent before leaving for Berlin is waiting for the last parcel containing secret documents about the British army and navy. The hostess of the apartment in London lives a mysterious tenant who never leaves his room. A rich elderly woman disappears from her own home. Top -secret plans for the construction of the submarine disappear, although ten pages from this document are found next to the employee’s body. These and many other mysterious events bring those involved in them to house No. 221b on Baker Street, where Sherlock Holmes lives. Not a single thing is too complicated for the most famous detective in the world with his incredible abilities for deduction.

an unadapted publication in English.